A few days ago, we told you that the Australian Agency for classifying the content of video games had decided to prohibit the distribution of Outlast 2 on the territory,due to a scene containing what was considered a sexual assault. Some time later, however, the institution is mysteriously back on his feet, giving the game a rating that indicates how perfect an audience of only maggiorenni.Con a note sent to the British colleagues of the site Eurogamer.net, the boys from Red Barrels have wanted to explain why he had brought the initial ban and what, instead, what prompted a rethinking "the original sending Outlast 2 toAustralian Classification Board contained the final code of the game and a video file, sent as a reference, taken from the Alpha version. This video was not to be sent along to the game, since it is not representative of the final game. "" In the second mailing, we submitted the same game code, with a video that reflected the final contents. Outlast 2 was then approved by R18 rating. There will be one and only one version of Outlast 2 available throughout theworld. "No to censorship issues, then, but apparently only a video of discordia.Fonte: Eurogamer.net Release Date: April 25, 2017